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I'm seeing what looks like non-deterministic behaviour with MultiZarrToZarr. It happens both with and without writing to parquet. Sometimes I get the expected result written, sometimes I don't. See the standalone notebook here.
I'm also seeing different behaviour when I do/don't write out to parquet. Even the act of writing to parquet is changing the json returned by MultiZarrToZarr.
(The example in the notebook comes from a snippet I created whilst trying to work around the bug reported in #386 - see #386 (comment). It's slightly odd because I preprocess then postprocess in the same MultiZarrToZarr call. But that should be a perfectly well-defined thing to do.)
This behaviour might be specific to the application of preprocess and postprocess, but it also might be indicative of a more wide-reaching bug.
I am hoping I am somehow using MultiZarrToZarr incorrectly, but given how I'm running identical code in consecutive cells and seeing different behaviour, I don't understand how this can be user error.
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I'm seeing what looks like non-deterministic behaviour with
MultiZarrToZarr
. It happens both with and without writing to parquet. Sometimes I get the expected result written, sometimes I don't. See the standalone notebook here.I'm also seeing different behaviour when I do/don't write out to parquet. Even the act of writing to parquet is changing the json returned by
MultiZarrToZarr
.(The example in the notebook comes from a snippet I created whilst trying to work around the bug reported in #386 - see #386 (comment). It's slightly odd because I
preprocess
thenpostprocess
in the sameMultiZarrToZarr
call. But that should be a perfectly well-defined thing to do.)This behaviour might be specific to the application of
preprocess
andpostprocess
, but it also might be indicative of a more wide-reaching bug.I am hoping I am somehow using
MultiZarrToZarr
incorrectly, but given how I'm running identical code in consecutive cells and seeing different behaviour, I don't understand how this can be user error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: